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DISA wants to know that it’s you carrying your phone
The Defense Intelligence Agency’s Emerging Technologies Directorate has a prototype phone that uses biometrics to constantly verify the user’s identity.
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An operator’s perspective on the Army’s Integrated Tactical Network
The operational community has given the Army’s modernized network positive marks, and a commander shares his direct experiences.
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What’s going on with Cyber Command’s Unified Platform
One of the first big milestones for Cyber Command’s Unified Platform program will be fully building its software factory.
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Do microwave cones have a place in the counterdrone zone?
Leidos hopes its new Time Integrated Gigawatt Electromagnetic Response, or TIGER, will offer an intermediate answer to flying threats.
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What the Army learned about multidomain operations at Cyber Blitz
The Army’s Cyber Blitz experiment sought to test capabilities and concepts of the new I2CEWS detachment.
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Navy’s new narrowband network ready for combat
The Mobile User Objective System has passed a major milestone and is now set for full operational use, according to the Navy.
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How Army and Industry Can Drive IT Modernization Forward
World Wide Technology’s Vice President of Public Sector Strategy Lt. Gen. Bob Ferrell (ret.) explains how industry helps Army speed up IT modernization efforts.
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“AI offers the ability to reduce the cognitive burden on soldiers”
Leidos Chief Technology Officer Dr. Tim Barton says “AI offers the ability to reduce the cognitive burden on soldiers” as the Army looks to build capabilities.
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Navigation systems that counter jamming and spoofing for Army vehicles, plus some goodies for the dismounted soldier
The mounted and dismounted systems hold promise for soldiers in a jamming and spoofing environment that could hamstring their navigation.
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Here’s what’s promising from the Army’s first jamming pod
The Army’s first jamming pod, known as Multi-Functional Electronic Warfare Air Large, showed promise at a recent exercise, officials said.
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DISA wants to know that it’s you carrying your phone
The Defense Intelligence Agency’s Emerging Technologies Directorate has a prototype phone that uses biometrics to constantly verify the user’s identity.
-
An operator’s perspective on the Army’s Integrated Tactical Network
The operational community has given the Army’s modernized network positive marks, and a commander shares his direct experiences.
-
What’s going on with Cyber Command’s Unified Platform
One of the first big milestones for Cyber Command’s Unified Platform program will be fully building its software factory.
-
Do microwave cones have a place in the counterdrone zone?
Leidos hopes its new Time Integrated Gigawatt Electromagnetic Response, or TIGER, will offer an intermediate answer to flying threats.
-
What the Army learned about multidomain operations at Cyber Blitz
The Army’s Cyber Blitz experiment sought to test capabilities and concepts of the new I2CEWS detachment.
-
Navy’s new narrowband network ready for combat
The Mobile User Objective System has passed a major milestone and is now set for full operational use, according to the Navy.
-
How Army and Industry Can Drive IT Modernization Forward
World Wide Technology’s Vice President of Public Sector Strategy Lt. Gen. Bob Ferrell (ret.) explains how industry helps Army speed up IT modernization efforts.
-
“AI offers the ability to reduce the cognitive burden on soldiers”
Leidos Chief Technology Officer Dr. Tim Barton says “AI offers the ability to reduce the cognitive burden on soldiers” as the Army looks to build capabilities.
-
Navigation systems that counter jamming and spoofing for Army vehicles, plus some goodies for the dismounted soldier
The mounted and dismounted systems hold promise for soldiers in a jamming and spoofing environment that could hamstring their navigation.
-
Here’s what’s promising from the Army’s first jamming pod
The Army’s first jamming pod, known as Multi-Functional Electronic Warfare Air Large, showed promise at a recent exercise, officials said.
-
DISA wants to know that it’s you carrying your phone
The Defense Intelligence Agency’s Emerging Technologies Directorate has a prototype phone that uses biometrics to constantly verify the user’s identity.
-
An operator’s perspective on the Army’s Integrated Tactical Network
The operational community has given the Army’s modernized network positive marks, and a commander shares his direct experiences.
-
What’s going on with Cyber Command’s Unified Platform
One of the first big milestones for Cyber Command’s Unified Platform program will be fully building its software factory.
-
Do microwave cones have a place in the counterdrone zone?
Leidos hopes its new Time Integrated Gigawatt Electromagnetic Response, or TIGER, will offer an intermediate answer to flying threats.
-
What the Army learned about multidomain operations at Cyber Blitz
The Army’s Cyber Blitz experiment sought to test capabilities and concepts of the new I2CEWS detachment.
-
Navy’s new narrowband network ready for combat
The Mobile User Objective System has passed a major milestone and is now set for full operational use, according to the Navy.
-
How Army and Industry Can Drive IT Modernization Forward
World Wide Technology’s Vice President of Public Sector Strategy Lt. Gen. Bob Ferrell (ret.) explains how industry helps Army speed up IT modernization efforts.
-
“AI offers the ability to reduce the cognitive burden on soldiers”
Leidos Chief Technology Officer Dr. Tim Barton says “AI offers the ability to reduce the cognitive burden on soldiers” as the Army looks to build capabilities.
-
Navigation systems that counter jamming and spoofing for Army vehicles, plus some goodies for the dismounted soldier
The mounted and dismounted systems hold promise for soldiers in a jamming and spoofing environment that could hamstring their navigation.
-
Here’s what’s promising from the Army’s first jamming pod
The Army’s first jamming pod, known as Multi-Functional Electronic Warfare Air Large, showed promise at a recent exercise, officials said.
